On Saturday 10 November 2018 10:47:03 Nathan Stratton Treadway wrote: > On Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 15:51:36 -0400, Gene Heskett wrote: > > I just changed the length of the dumpcycle and runs percycle up to > > 10, about last friday while I was makeing the bump* stuff more > > attractive, but the above command returns that the are 5 filesystens > > out of date: su amanda -c "/usr/local/sbin/amadmin Daily balance" > > > > due-date #fs orig MB out MB balance > > ---------------------------------------------- > > 10/30 Tue 5 0 0 --- > > 10/31 Wed 1 17355 8958 -45.3% > > 11/01 Thu 2 10896 10887 -33.5% > > 11/02 Fri 4 35944 9298 -43.2% > > 11/03 Sat 4 14122 10835 -33.8% > > 11/04 Sun 3 57736 57736 +252.7% > > 11/05 Mon 2 39947 30635 +87.1% > > 11/06 Tue 8 4235 4215 -74.3% > > 11/07 Wed 4 19503 14732 -10.0% > > 11/08 Thu 32 31783 16408 +0.2% > > ---------------------------------------------- > > TOTAL 65 231521 163704 16370 > > Okay, now that the small-DLE distraction is out of the way, we can get > back to the original question regarding the scheduling of dumps over > your dumpcycle. > > What does your "balance" output show now? > > (In particular, I'm curious if there is still one day with a huge > surge like shown for 11/04 in the listing above.) > > > Nathan Its some better: amanda@coyote:/amandatapes/Dailys/data$ /usr/local/sbin/amadmin Daily balance
due-date #fs orig MB out MB balance ---------------------------------------------- 11/10 Sat 1 7912 3145 -78.7% 11/11 Sun 1 10886 10886 -26.1% 11/12 Mon 1 32963 7875 -46.6% 11/13 Tue 1 7688 7688 -47.8% 11/14 Wed 2 22109 22109 +50.0% 11/15 Thu 4 75027 46623 +216.3% 11/16 Fri 6 8257 6109 -58.6% 11/17 Sat 29 14034 8932 -39.4% 11/18 Sun 4 21281 16842 +14.3% 11/19 Mon 18 34599 17188 +16.6% ---------------------------------------------- TOTAL 67 234756 147397 14739 It will be interesting to see if it continues to get "better". I should think it will be under 150% by the 15nth if so. If the planner behaves itself. I'm of the opinion now that this bug has been tickling it wrong for much more than the last 30 days or so that its been visible with the update from 3.3.7p1 I'd been running forever. balance reports weren't all that encouraging and the planner was half out of it mind trying to shuffle things to help, without ever getting in "balance". We shall see. Perhaps I could add a balance report to the end of backup.sh so I get it emailed to me every morning? I'll take a look after ingesting enough caffeine to get both eyes open simultaneously. I've been laying around & taking care of the missus while waiting on stuff from China to rebuild the interfaces on my Grizzly g0704 milling machine, destroyed by a failure of a $2 buck regulator that failed shorted, putting 35 volts on the 5 volt vcc line of the breakout board. That obviously gave up the ghost too. The rebuild will include a dedicated 5 volt supply and the 35 volt parts to supply some of the other line power controlling ice cube relays that control jigs and vacuums to suck up the swarf when I'm making furniture parts on it. I'm rather partial to the Green & Green huge box joint, which lends itself to being carved on cnc machinery. I wrote that code too. Obviously I have way to many "hobbies" ;-) I bought 2 years ago, a lathe big enough to do some gunsmithing work, and since I bought a 70 yo Sheldon model that had been badly abused, rebuilt it to be cnc controlled, which works well considering I didn't use a regular pc to do it, but an r-pi-3b, breaking new ground. Good enough I used it to put a new barrel on old meat in the pot last fall which I also reload for it, was a 30-06 Ackley Improved, now a 6.5 Creedmoor thats quite a bit easier of the old mans shoulder. Shoots well again, the old Douglas barrel was getting rusty, with accuracy to match. ;-) Thank you Nathan. Copyright 2018 by Maurice E. Heskett -- Cheers, Gene Heskett -- "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order." -Ed Howdershelt (Author) Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>
